Resurrected Radios are taking over!

Quick look around the radios crammed into my tiny spare bedroom. Like all my videos, appears unedited, warts-and-all. Why did I say Satelit Pro? It was the model of an old laptop I had!! Ah well... One day, I might try and do some video editing. One day... Anyhow, this video is just a fill-in as I haven't posted much lately due to watching the Olympics on TV.

[@mikecass8306]

Nice collection, thanks Tim 😀

[@matambale]

Oh, always wanted an NRD-535, wonderful radio, you're a lucky one, Tim!

[@Timothycan]

Yes! With the Lowe upgrade, too. Left to me by a kind friend. Easy to use, a great receiver.

[@george-ev1dq]

Likewise I have a large collection, some dating back to the 50s, my pride and joy are my wonderful 1978 Sanyo RP 8880 sets, the are mains and battery operated but a bit too bulky for portable use and can pick up anything on a bit of damp string.

[@BobAndersson]

I had a small drool when I saw the JRC NRD-535. 🤤😂

[@Timothycan]

Yes! A kind friend, now a silent key, left it to me. It is also one of the upgraded ones, so it also carries the Lowe label.

[@jumbosilverette]

That Grundig Satellite made me gasp.

[@Timothycan]

It also needed fairly little work. Electrolytics replaced, switches cleaned. The worst part was replacing the dreaded dial cord...

[@janinapalmer8368]

I've got a hand me down black Hacker Sovereign Mk II in mint condition ( modified to hold 12 X AA batteries to give 18 volts )

[@Timothycan]

The R707 in my video has a similar mod, so I can run it on 8 rechargeable AAs.